The Advocacy Forum aims to combat the culture of impunity in Nepal by promoting the rule of law through a focus on victims, legal aid and high level policy advocacy.

A local group that has set up youth-led peacebuilding initiatives in the Siraha district of the Terai in Nepal

AfP is working to build a peaceful and democratic Nepal. It was established in the midst of the recent conflict by a group of young people, and today involves professionals, aspiring student political leaders and other activists.

Asian Academy for peace promotes sustainable peace in Nepal through a variety of academic and practical community-based programmes, research and projects

BSS works to strengthen civil societies ability to work for peace in Nepal, and develops the skills and resources to allow the peace process to be successful.

CESOD is involved in human rights protection, conflict transformation, peacebuilding and democratization in Nepal. They also conduct conflict-related research work.

CeCRED strives to decrease the likelihood of future conflict in Nepal by addressing extreme poverty amongst marginalised groups.

Chetana focuses on the promotion of human rights and peace in the mid-western Dang region of Nepal, but also recognises the importance of economic uplift in averting future conflict and supports local people in income generation schemes.

COCAP is a national network of peace and human rights organisations in Nepal.

The Conflict Victims' Committee (CVC) was established in 2006 with the aim of supporting the victims of conflict in Nepal.

CIF is involved in activities ranging from direct mediation in local conflicts, national advocacy campaigns, and training other organisations in Nepal.

DDC works to create a more just Nepalese society. It focuses on victims of the recent conflict and dalit people, promoting basic human rights and re-integrating marginalised people

DWO-S was founded to work on behalf of the dalit ('untouchable') caste in Nepal, but recently it has moved into the areas of conflict transformation and peace-building.

Friends for Peace (FFP) is a membership-based non-profit organisation composed of a team of professionals committed to the study and practice of conflict resolution and sustainable peacebuilding in Nepal.

HICODEF works in Nepal and aims to empower vulnerable groups through participatory activities.

HUDEP works to document and disseminate information regarding missing person cases, mostly connected to the armed conflict in Nepal.

HRPLSC builds peace in Nepal by focusing it's efforts on empowering local people.

HURENDEC believes that poverty, and the gap between urban élites and remote rural poor people, are major causes of conflict in Nepal, and that it is essential to address this and utilise local resources carefully in order to build a lasting peace.

HURAC was established to promote and protect human rights – the abuse of which they see as one of the major causes of conflict in Nepal.

PAG has works toward improving the human rights in Nepal, with a special focus on the rights of women, children, and marginalised groups.

Indreni Rural Development Centre promotes education for community empowerment in Nepal.

Informal Service Center (INSEC) is a non-government organisation working for the protection and promotion of human rights in Nepal.

IHRICON aims to be a mediator between media and society in Nepal, in order to utilise the power of the media for the protection of human rights.

INPED aims to protect and promote human rights to support conflict transformation, peacebuilding and development in the Sindhuli district of Nepal.

Interface Nepal runs communication campaigns to support the Nepali peace process.

JMC was established in 2000 by Dalit journalists who sought to challenge the embedded caste-based discrimination in Nepali society with media awareness.

Jagaran Nepal works to raise awareness for women's empowerment through programmes related to sustainable peace, good governance and human rights.

KAPINCE-Nepal works at the grassroots of society to promote peaceful, equitable and sustainable development. They focus on empowering people through education and awareness-raising, focusing on marginalised groups.

KIRDARC aims to promote peace, human rights, development and good governance in the Karnali zone of Nepal.

SDPC works to create peaceful communities in Nepal and address the impacts of conflict by rehabilitating conflict victims, especially women and children.

Malika provide projects focused on human rights, peacebuilding, community empowerment and awareness-raising in Nepal.

MIREST-Nepal aims to support democracy through the mass media by raising awareness of issues such as good governance, social inclusion, human rights, and peacebuilding.

Human Rights Alliance is a national level umbrella body of over 1,500 Nepali human rights organisations working for peace in Nepal.

Run by peace activists and academics, NPC aims to help establish lasting peace in Nepal. NPC works to address the root causes of conflict, focusing on its political, social, economic, and cultural aspects.

PCSC is comprised of a group of preeminent experts and scholars in peace, security and human rights.

Through various initiatives, campaigns and programmes Peace for Nepal promotes a culture of peace, nonviolence, human rights and freedom in Nepal

PFP was established to support a Nepalese society where people can realize peace, democracy and human rights.

RUWON Nepal has worked for decades to promote social justice and the rights of women, young people and children in Nepal.

SAHAMATI focuses on social and economic development, promoting good governance, and natural resource management. SAHAMATI is currently building peace in some of Nepal’s conflict-torn areas by developing local initiatives to raise living standards.

Samjhauta’s aim to develop a strong relationship with local people and give them ownership of development projects in Nepal.

Sansthagat Bikash Sanjal is a networking organisation comprising 19 different local Nepalese NGOs, founded on the belief that sharing resources, best practice, and experience is the best way to serve the most vulnerable people in Nepal and bring genuine development to the grassroots.

The Sarswati Foundation is a youth-led organisation which aims to enable young people to take action in transforming societies crippled by war, violence and poverty

Siddhartha Social Development Centre (SSDC) works to empower marginalised and disadvantaged groups economically and socially in Nepal.

Since 1995, around 40,000 people have benefited from SAC's programmes to promote peace and human rights in Nepal.

SAC aims to raise young people’s awareness of peace-related issues in Nepal, and mobilise them to run campaigns in their own communities.

SUPPORT Nepal works to reduce inequalities facing Nepal's minority groups in an effort to ensure a sustainable peace.

Transformation Nepal works to help young people engage with the Peace Process, running trainings and workshops.

Videh Foundation aims to support women, especially those from the Terai/Madhes, in their involvement in peace and constitution making process in Nepal.

WIGG’s objective is to strengthen the democratic peace process in Nepal, particularly through activities aimed at women.

YAPE works directly with local communities in Nepal to develop immediate responses to outbreaks of violence as they occur.

YI is one of the leading Nepali youth organisations working in the field of youth empowerment